Can Zimbra live on a shared server?
Can Zimbra live on a shared server?
I'm thinking about using Zimbra for a small number of users (less than 100). Can Zimbra lived on a shared server also using apache to serve web pages, or does it grab too many resources? I'm not worried about the mail servers, but I know Java web apps tend to like to get as much memory as they can and hold on to it and I didn't know if Zimbra was designed so that it could be used on a shared box (maybe starting Tomcat with a low recommended memory value), or if it needs to be on its own box.
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Can Zimbra live on a shared server?
It would work if the server has enough memory and CPU to make both work. With only 100 users assuming they aren't too heavy of users and the mail volume is reasonable this should work just fine.
Can Zimbra live on a shared server?
What sort of hardware is reasonable. Would a 2+ Ghz server with at least 512mb RAM suffice?
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Can Zimbra live on a shared server?
[quote user="sclough"]What sort of hardware is reasonable. Would a 2+ Ghz server with at least 512mb RAM suffice?[/QUOTE]
You'll need at least 1GB RAM, but 2GB would be even better. I think 2+ Ghx will be enough on the CPU, and you'll want to have a few disks as the server when busy needs plenty of IO.
You'll need at least 1GB RAM, but 2GB would be even better. I think 2+ Ghx will be enough on the CPU, and you'll want to have a few disks as the server when busy needs plenty of IO.